Mathews Ndanyi is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, and writes for Radio Africa Group. With a focus on local news, Mathews covers a wide range of topics including politics, court battles, health, and social issues. His articles provide in-depth coverage and analysis of events happening in Kenya, particularly in the Nairobi region.
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Eldoret, Kenya (Local)
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Mathews Ndanyi's coverage is heavily focused on local Kenyan politics, with additional attention to crime and education. His work also includes a significant amount of announcements and expert commentary related to government affairs.
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In Summary • When the Star reached Speaker Cheruiyot Melly for a comment on the reported chaos, he said he would comment on the matter later.
Auditor General Nancy Gathungu has questioned the use of more than Sh500 million to pay the casual workers.
Chen Ching Yen allegedly sent a text message to the girlfriend two years ago via WhatsApp.
In Summary The firm had initially collapsed but was revived by the state which took it from the hands of private investors.
In Summary • Maiyo said they have intensified the war on illicit brews that have ruined the lives of many residents.
By: Mathews Ndanyi
Some ward reps are now pushing for the impeachment of executives
In Summary • Mvurya spoke when he presided over the laying of a foundation stone for the Eldoret EPZA zone at Langas in Eldoret, which is expected to create more than 3,000 direct jobs.
The students were allegedly forced to kneel and walk on their knees on a storny surface causing them to sustain injuries on their knees.
In Summary The ministry then placed an advertisement in the media seeking feedback from the public on the plan to privatise the school.
Atwoli says nothing would go wrong in the country despite threats from selfish individuals
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